CoVentures Deal Associate - Innovation_Delivery_Transformation
Deloitte · Greater Sacramento · Yesterday
HybridManagement$135k–$265k/yrFull-time
Position Summary
As a CoVentures Deal Associate, you work in close partnership with a Deal Lead to drive their book of CoVentures opportunities forward. Recruiting for this role ends on 09/1/2026.
Work you'll do
- Sourcing and qualification of potential deals
- Deal execution and diligence
- Materials and pitch development
- Pipeline ownership and sourcing support
Skills
- Ability to own pitch narrative from concept through executive-ready artifact
- Translate complex business model trade-offs into clear decision-ready options
- Source inbound opportunities and outbound targets
- Operate under ambiguity and tight time constraints
- Coordinate across enabling functions and senior stakeholders
- Initiative and curiosity - willingness to take initiative on diligence, sourcing, and analysis
- Active user of Claude and agentic tooling
- Familiarity with emerging technologies and business cases
Qualifications
- 2+ years of constructing financial models, market sizing models, and structured analyses with limited oversight
- 4+ years producing executive-ready materials in slide and document format
- 5+ years of relevant professional experience in strategy, innovation, corporate development, M&A, venture investing, or related analytical-and-execution roles
- Ability to travel 10-20%, on average, based on the work you do and the clients and industries/sectors you serve
- Must be legally authorized to work in the United States without the need for employer sponsorship, now or at any time in the future
Preferred
- MBA or other advanced degrees in business, finance, innovation, or technology
- 4+ years prior experience in strategy consulting, investment banking, corporate development, venture investing, or a similar analytical-and-execution role
- Background working with or within startups, new ventures, or innovation labs
- International experience and/or ability to operate effectively in cross-cultural contexts